In Pokémon GO there are regional (or exclusive) Pokémon that can only be found in specific regions of the world. These geographic boundaries are as varied as possible, and can be entire hemispheres, continents, countries or even specific regions within a country, as you will see in the list below.
Check out the updated list of all regional Pokémon in Pokémon GO below!
1st generation regional pokemons
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Farfetch'd |
Normal and Flying |
Japan |
|
Tauros |
Normal | América do Norte |
|
Mr mime |
Psychic and Fairy | Europe |
|
Kangaskhan |
Normal | Australia |
2nd Generation Regional Pokemon
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Heracross |
fighter and insect | Central America and South America |
|
Corsola |
Stone and Water | In countries close to the Equator |
3nd Generation Regional Pokemon
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Zangoose |
Normal |
Europe, Asia and Australia (switches locations with Seviper) |
|
Seviper |
Poisonous |
North America, South America and Africa (toggles locations with Zangoose) |
|
Solrock |
Psychic and Stone |
North America, South America and Africa (toggles locations with Lunatone) |
|
Lunatone |
Psychic and Stone |
Europe, Asia and Australia (toggles locations with Lunatone) |
|
Torkoal |
Fogo | India and South Asia |
|
Relicant |
Stone and Water | New Zealand and surroundings |
|
Illuminate |
Bug |
North America, South America and Africa (toggles locations with Volbeat) |
|
Volbeat |
Bug |
Europe, Asia and Australia (toggles locations with Illumise) |
|
tropius |
Plant and Flyer | Africa |
4nd Generation Regional Pokemon
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Aself |
Psychic |
North America, South America and Greenland |
|
mesprit |
Psychic | Europe, Middle East, Africa and India |
|
uxie |
Psychic | Asia near the Pacific Ocean |
|
Carnivine |
Plant | Southeastern United States |
|
Chatot |
Normal and Flying | South hemisphere |
|
shellos |
Water |
Blue version: east of the Greenwich meridian Pink version: west of the Greenwich meridian |
|
Pachirisu |
Elétrico | Alaska, Canada and Russia |
|
Mime. Jr |
Psychic and Fairy | Europe |
5nd Generation Regional Pokemon
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Grooming |
Plant | Asia, near the Pacific Ocean |
|
Pansear |
Fogo | Europe, Middle East, Africa and India |
|
panpour |
Water | Americas and Greenland |
|
Heatmor |
Fogo | West of the Greenwich Meridian |
|
During |
insect and steel | East of the Greenwich Meridian |
|
Throh |
Fighter | North America, South America and Africa |
|
Sawk |
Fighter | Europe, Asia and Australia |
|
maractus |
Plant | Southern US, Mexico, Central America, Caribbean and South America |
|
Sigilyph |
Psychic and Flying | Greece and Egypt |
|
Red Basculin |
Water | eastern hemisphere |
|
Blue Basculin |
Water | western hemisphere |
|
puffy |
Normal | New York and surroundings |
6nd Generation Regional Pokemon
| Pokémon | Market | Where to find |
|---|---|---|
|
Klefki |
Steel/Fairy | France |
Is it possible to get regional pokemons through trade?
Yes. If you want to exchange them with a friend, the prices will be as follows:
- Good friend: 20.000 Star Poems
- Great friend: 16.000 Stardust
- ultra friend: 1600 Stardust
- Best friend: 800 Stardust
Aside from the fact that they are limited to specific areas, regional pokémons (or exclusive pokémons) work the same way as any other, being able to be captured and attracted with the same items.
What regional pokemon can be found in our country?
All whose regions encompass our country, that is:
- Heracross
- Corsola (only near the Equator)
- Chatot
- Azelf (extremely rare)
- Pink shells
- panpour (rare)
- Throh
- maractus
- Blue Basculin
It is also possible to find in our country pokémons that alternate from places to each other such as Zangoose and Seviper, Solrock and Lunatone and Illumise and Volbeat. Remember that these pokémons always exclude each other, that is, if Zangoose is available, Seviper will not be, and vice versa.
Are there specific coordinates to find these pokemons?
No. As a rule, the pokemons listed above can be found in any part of the mentioned regions. So, if you want to catch a Heracross, for example, you can do it anywhere in Central or South America.
In the case of water pokemons, like any other, they tend to appear near aquatic regions, such as lakes, rivers and oceans.
However, it is possible to find exact coordinates shared on Pokémon GO forums and pages by players who have come across the above Pokémon, but obviously the information will only be useful if you are in the same region or intend to use an application to change your location. .
See also:
- The rarest shiny pokemon in pokemon GO!
- Pokemon GO: Meet the strongest Pokemon in the game!
- Pokémon GO: All Stages of the "Let's Go Meltan!"
- Advanced Tips for GO Battle League! (PvP)
